... REVIEWER AND THE REFORMATION (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) LONDON. Wednesday. To-day, in the King's Bench Division, Mr. Justice Darting and special jury had before them action the Wilaford Press, Ltd., proprietor* the * Academy,” against the *• Daily News,” Ltd ...

... “THE HOMILETIC REVIEW The Juno number of this well-known national monthly maintains its usual high standard as magasino current religious thought and Biblical literature. Three too articles arc appreciative studies of the life and influence of Henry Ward ...

... be said, review the late Shaw’s Occasional Papers is characteristic of the spirit in which the Irish Review ’’ is written. James Johnston Shaw may not have been great thinker, though he was certainly sound one. but he was what his Irish reviewer would have ...

... THE WEEKLY REVIEWS VIVE RUSSIE! W'hile being ardently in favour of ths of Russian, liberty, the Out Jock desires that internal anarchy and, its inevitable consequence, foreign intervention should be avoided, that the dynasty should edntinuo, that a strong ...

... HOMILCTIC REVIEW I current number of this monthly Review i* a good shilling’s worth. It contains as usual number yf valuable himl informing art : \c&. The sooanenU arc very sug c.itivc particularly his strictures self comtuuted evangclisti of the evangelist*’ ...

... THE WEEKLY REVIEWS KATE OF THE BUDGET. The next scene this Budget comedy will enacted the House of Lords. The country whole will not only approve the action of the Peers in submitting the entire the electors, but will expect them to ...

... WEEKLY REVIEWS FORMULA FOR HRENCE RADICAL OUTBURST •Spectator** on. Home Kola ■wonid required discover bow the principle that tho will the local majority must prevail can be in such a manner m the South of Jrtiand tluO, will not violate the principle ...

... REVIEW OF THE SESSION The first session of the new Liberal Government is ended last. So far as legislation is concerned, the story of the session is the story of the past few days. But Parliament, with its pathos and its comedy, its anger and its laughter ...

... THE WEEKLY REVIEWS MR. HALDANE’S “NATION IN ARMS.” In an article under the above heading, the “Outlook” discusses the Army Reform scheme of the Secretary for War, and declares that “Mr. Haldane has nothing to propose but a continuance of the fourfold ...

... THE ROYAL REVIEW Public Works re- quest us announce that tickets for all the spate available for vehicles, including motors, at the Royal Review in the Phoenix Park, the Iltn inst., have been issued, and that applicants for tickets wfco have not yet received ...

... THE WEEKLY REVIEWS, THE KTXC * CATfIOLIcr HUMANITY. It was the King's unquenchable vitality and catholic humanity that made him so attractive. There was, indeed, no side of life in which he did not show the eager interest of youth; sport, politics, society ...

... AN INTERESTING REVIEW Total' Loss of 4,000,000 Men From the Frew Association's .Special Correspondent with the French Army, Sept. 1. The campisigi. 1917 has, for the first time, brought us clear evidence that th® number* of the German Army are dwindlittg ...